About me

Hello! My name is Greayshell Cielo Gómez, I'm 20 years old and I'm from Puebla, Mexico. I am currently an Industrial Design student at Universidad Iberoamericana Puebla, where I have experienced design as a process of constant learning and exploration. I have always been excited by the idea of transforming ideas into objects and experimenting with new techniques, materials and mechanisms.

Previous work

Throughout my degree, I have had the opportunity to become familiar with various 3D modeling software, as well as 3D printing and laser-cutting processes. At the same time, I have worked on hands-on projects involving materials such as wood and metal, which are, without a doubt, the projects I enjoy the most.

My projects

Many of the projects I have developed have emerged from observing small but meaningful difficulties that people experience in their daily lives. Among these, my favorites are the following:

• Physiotherapy kit: Designed for older adults who suffer from osteoarthritis in the hands. It consists of a series of tools that help perform physiotherapeutic exercises to reduce muscle pain and improve joint mobility.
• Physical well-being of farmers: The research document for this project focuses on the development of a device that supports the physical well-being of farmers in the state of Puebla, Mexico. Information was collected mainly through primary and secondary sources, with user interaction being essential to the project’s development.
• Bioethanol fire pit furniture: A stainless steel table whose main function is to serve as a decorative base for a bioethanol fire pit. What stands out the most is the furniture’s design, which features geometric forms that appear to be suspended beneath the tabletop.